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Carlynn Netter

I got along with all the staff and they treated really, really really good. I would definitely recommend Pruiit Rehab To anybody who needed it.

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Dean Bagley

When the nurses feel like you are a mental case they ignore you instead talking to your family to see what is creating your complaints and outburst. My husband passed away 3 weeks after leaving. When Pruitt discharged him to come home, I refused and had him transferred to CMC. My husband never came home. There are not but 1 or 2 nurses that I came into contact with that actually cared about people. He would call for me when I wasn't there at night, I even came in one evening unannounced and they had put his call button out of his reach.

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Brenda Sumner

Very nice facility, nursing staff is wonderful and had my rehab with very caring and professional staff. Everyone, especially Donna, Teona, Tyler and Latisha put forth extra attention when requested or required. Thanks for making a very intense and painful rehab bearable.

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Linda Combs

I have been in this place for two and one, half days, and I can tell you now.This place is not good.I have waited 44 pain.Meds up 2. Two hours to get them when you ring your bed.When you bring their call bell, it takes them forever to get here, and then they say, okay, we'll tell em, and then it takes forever to get anything.I ask for pain medicine this morning at about fifteen minutes after five is it just now six o'clock?And i'm just now getting my pain pay meds. They have no water sitting by your table. You have to ask for cups of water. Every medical place I've ever been in has a bucket picture. Whatever sitting on your by your bed with water in it. This place gives you one cup at a time. And it sometimes that takes you at least 20 minutes to get it's, it's horrible. The help is awful. I found one awesome boy here that is doing an excellent job. They move me forward. First room, I was in to another one.And and I was speaking to a dietitian yesterday, and I told her, and I told another girl that I want it out of here. I do not like this place. They are, they are no good. They do not do what they want to. You can hear them talking down the hall. You're right here by the desk. And it still takes you at least an hour or more to get your meds. The first night in here, I was not able to get my meds until 3 o'clock in the morning. The next day, I had to ask again, they don't just come in here with the meds you need at The Times you need. They come when they want to. I don't want to be here. I do not recommend this place to anybody. And I don't know what the price is. We pay, but I'm sure it's way more than they should. Deserve sorry about the bad review.But i'm in pain, I have a broken arm.I have a broken back.I am bruised from end to end and it takes me that long to get any.Relief, so my suggestion to you is.If you have a place, a place to put your relatives, you need to look for a different place.Because this one sucks

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Pat Price

I am writing this on behalf of my sister Pat. She just finished a 4 week stay at Pruitt in the rehab section. When leaving the hospital, she was able to stand on a sit to stand to transfer to the recliner. The entire 4 weeks there, a Hoyer lift was used for transfer. After two weeks, they finally tried to get her to stand but by that time, she was too weak and scared to try. They tried a few times but no avail. So now, she is home bed bound with no weight bearing. Some of the staff was great, but others weren't. Most of the time, I had to ask for fresh water. Once I walked in a her water cup was on the window sill. There was never enough fresh linen. She went without a comforter on her bed the last 5 days there. We had to keep the temp up in her room. She was in isolation and they kept the linen boxes in her bathroom to keep down the smell. I had asked for a couple of days to be emptied because they were overflowing, finally had to take a picture and show to nurse and said if not emptied I was taking the picture to the administrator. Was taken care of right away after that. My sister has spinal pain that runs from her hip down both legs. During the day, she would ask me for Tylenol. But it would sometimes take an hour or more to get. I had brought her items in the first day. Mouthwash, toothbrush and paste, bodywash etc: About the 4th day there I looked in her box. Bodywash had been used, but toothpaste or toothbrush, never opened. Ugh...There on out, when we visited everyday we would let her brush her teeth. There were two people that stood out in her care. A CNA but I can't remember her name. She was so nice and took care of Pat and truly cared. Then a Physical Therapist, her name was Shay. Shay was great, she motivated Pat in doing things she didn't want to do. Now onto her being discharged. Four days prior to discharge, we asked to speak to the social worker about her discharge planning as we were worried about her equipment being there when she arrived home. She is home now on her 6th day and finally a Hoyer lift is being delivered today. So she has been bed bound for this entire time. So I had wished this would have been taken care of sooner prior to discharge. I truly feel that with my sister putting weight on her feet when leaving the hospital, that should have been kept up during her rehab stay from day one, instead of waiting two weeks to try and get her to stand. I know the patient refuses at times. But we were there everyday. And it should have been done. I feel this hindered her rehabilitation and being bed bound!